Rollator skis (also called ski glides or walker skis) replace the rubber feet on the rear legs of a walking frame, letting you push the frame forward instead of lifting it with every step. It is a small accessory that makes a real difference if you find constant lifting tiring or hard on your joints. Below, we explain exactly how they work, who they suit, and the one situation where they are not the right fit. In this article What are rollator skis? How do ski glides work on a walking frame? Walking frame with skis vs standard rubber feet...

For many Australians living with Parkinson's, finding the right walking aid is one of the most important decisions for staying safe and independent at home. A rollator, a wheeled walker with hand brakes and a built-in seat, is often a better choice than a standard walking frame. We'll explain why below. This guide covers how Parkinson's affects walking, which rollator features make the biggest difference, and why we always recommend involving an occupational therapist (OT) or physiotherapist before you make your final choice. In this article How Parkinson's affects walking Freezing of gait Shuffling and postural instability Tremor What to...

Rollators are one of the most popular mobility aids in Australia, and for good reason. But they're not the right choice for everyone. If you're weighing up a rollator and want an honest answer, you've come to the right place. We'll walk you through the real trade-offs, what to watch out for, and how to know whether a rollator or a standard walker is the better fit for you. Jump to: Key Takeaways The Real Limitations of Rollators Who Rollators DO Suit When to Choose a Walker Instead Ready to Choose? Key Takeaways Rollators are wheeled, which makes them easier...

For many Australians living with Parkinson's, finding the right walking aid is one of the most important decisions for staying safe and independent at home. A rollator, a wheeled walker with hand brakes and a built-in seat, is often a better choice than a standard walking frame. We'll explain why below. This guide covers how Parkinson's affects walking, which rollator features make the biggest difference, and why we always recommend involving an occupational therapist (OT) or physiotherapist before you make your final choice. In this article How Parkinson's affects walking Freezing of gait Shuffling and postural instability Tremor What to...